Your Liberal Britain is the start-up activist community working for the millions of people who want to stop Brexit and build a country to make them proud.

We use our communications work to celebrate and support organisations and individuals who share our goals, from charities and celebrities to small co-operatives and individual activists. We help people find ways of getting involved with these communities, so they can work together to build the future that Britain so badly needs.

There’s a political dimension to social change too. The Liberal Democrats are the only party that share our values, so they’re our go-to partner for campaigns in Parliament and beyond - but we’re open to cross-party initiatives also.

The Role:

Our Communications Coordinator will lead on our digital communications, taking two broad forms: 1) focussed advocacy campaigns, and 2) ongoing content production across the breadth of our work.

The successful candidate will:

Communicate

• create written and audiovisual content (and source third party conent);
• manage content publishing online and occasionally offline;
• build communications strategies for our focussed advocacy campaigns;
• navigate e-mailers, liaising with our Coordinator;
• run Facebook Ads, liaising with our Social Media Consultant.

Coordinate

• manage partner relationships (e.g. charities);
• identify opportunities (such as volunteering opportunities, petitions, protests) for our audiences to take action on;
• manage vendors/partners to deliver content eg graphic design, videographer;
• empower our audience to find content for us, and to share ideas for their campaigns;
• build a volunteer team recruited from our most engaged supporters.

We seek a candidate with at least three years’ of experience of managing digital communications. You must additionally have experience of:

• social / political communications;
• managing vendors, freelancers and volunteers;
• running Facebook Ads.

Additionally, we welcome experience of:

• graphic design & layout
• photography
• videography
• animation.

Most importantly, we need you to be tapped into what our audience cares about, who they look up to, and what changes they want to make to Britain’s society.